Bacurau
- 2019
- 12 avec avertissement
- 2h 11min
NOTE IMDb
7,3/10
33 k
MA NOTE
Bacurau, une petite ville du nord est brésilien, pleure la perte de sa matriarche Carmelita qui a vécu jusqu'à 94 ans. Quelques jours plus tard, les habitants remarquent que leur communauté ... Tout lireBacurau, une petite ville du nord est brésilien, pleure la perte de sa matriarche Carmelita qui a vécu jusqu'à 94 ans. Quelques jours plus tard, les habitants remarquent que leur communauté a disparu de la plupart des cartes géographiques.Bacurau, une petite ville du nord est brésilien, pleure la perte de sa matriarche Carmelita qui a vécu jusqu'à 94 ans. Quelques jours plus tard, les habitants remarquent que leur communauté a disparu de la plupart des cartes géographiques.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompenses
- 51 victoires et 71 nominations au total
Fabiola Liper
- Nelinha
- (as Fabíola Líper)
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Perhaps the most recent entry of weird western genre, this is a wild ride form start to finish. imagine mixing Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns with science fiction, horror and disturbing scenes, psychedelic drugs, Udo kier as a former nazi with his squad of savage american-eoropean villains and cultural themes of a local brazillian village and the result is Bacurau.
Written and directed by Kleber Mendonca, an acclaimed brazillian filmmaker, Bacurau is a roller-coaster of a film. It manages somehow to be both 1. reminiscent of Jodorowsky's surrealists westerns and 2. a very modern social commentary film about foreign invasion and colonialism. You may or may not like this film, but you will surely appreciate it's accomplishments.
Written and directed by Kleber Mendonca, an acclaimed brazillian filmmaker, Bacurau is a roller-coaster of a film. It manages somehow to be both 1. reminiscent of Jodorowsky's surrealists westerns and 2. a very modern social commentary film about foreign invasion and colonialism. You may or may not like this film, but you will surely appreciate it's accomplishments.
An ingeniously veiled & viciously incisive slice of Brazil's sociopolitical affairs that refuses to be confined by genre definitions, Bacurau is a blazingly original, deftly layered & thoroughly engaging delight that takes its inspirations from the works of both Sergio Leone & John Carpenter but creates something that's truly unique & relevant to the nation's endemic concerns.
Written & directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho & Juliano Dornelles, the film is not only strange & mysterious at first but also dreamlike & unpredictable but as plot progresses and dots connect and stakes become clearer, it gives way to a vivid & violent showdown that's gleefully barbaric & extremely cathartic. Taking its time to cement the foundations, this is smart, subversive storytelling.
The story digs into Brazil's violence-fuelled history, political corruption, structural injustice & social gap through the small-town community, investing in its bustling life before acquainting us with the sinister threat that's lurking in the vicinity. The performances are solid throughout, the collective whole turning out to be greater than the sum of its parts. And the background score adds its own synth-flavoured bits to the final print.
Overall, Bacurau is a cleverly scripted, intelligently directed, finely photographed, expertly edited, steadily paced & strongly acted cinema that's thrilling, riveting & entertaining from the first frame to the last. A potent & powerful combination of sharp commentary & tangy extravaganza that's exquisitely balanced on all fronts, Bacurau is one of the best films of last year and is accomplished enough to find a spot amongst Brazil cinema's finest. Highly recommended.
Written & directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho & Juliano Dornelles, the film is not only strange & mysterious at first but also dreamlike & unpredictable but as plot progresses and dots connect and stakes become clearer, it gives way to a vivid & violent showdown that's gleefully barbaric & extremely cathartic. Taking its time to cement the foundations, this is smart, subversive storytelling.
The story digs into Brazil's violence-fuelled history, political corruption, structural injustice & social gap through the small-town community, investing in its bustling life before acquainting us with the sinister threat that's lurking in the vicinity. The performances are solid throughout, the collective whole turning out to be greater than the sum of its parts. And the background score adds its own synth-flavoured bits to the final print.
Overall, Bacurau is a cleverly scripted, intelligently directed, finely photographed, expertly edited, steadily paced & strongly acted cinema that's thrilling, riveting & entertaining from the first frame to the last. A potent & powerful combination of sharp commentary & tangy extravaganza that's exquisitely balanced on all fronts, Bacurau is one of the best films of last year and is accomplished enough to find a spot amongst Brazil cinema's finest. Highly recommended.
One of my faves of the past year. Literally have nothing bad or negative to say about it. So I'll keep this one short.
I was in a mood to see a western aft watching too many horror movies.
This movie's name cropped up. I saw this without checking the trailer and without reading any thing bah it. What a pleasant surprise i got.
I am generous with a 9 cos i enjoyed this. Simple, aint no wannabe critic.
The film moves at a slow pace without getting bore. It has lots of twists n turns n some wierd stuff. People roaming naked, people taking bath openly, etc.
The showdown in the end is amazingly done n Western fans will definitely enjoy it. The cinematography is awesome.
The plot without any spoilers - A village consisting of very few close knitted people and suffering from severe water shortage experiences a series of unusual events after the arrival of two tourist bikers. The entire village's mobile signal goes down, the village's name n location suddenly disappears from online maps, a flying drone is seen hovering above n horses from nearby farm are set loose.
The plot without any spoilers - A village consisting of very few close knitted people and suffering from severe water shortage experiences a series of unusual events after the arrival of two tourist bikers. The entire village's mobile signal goes down, the village's name n location suddenly disappears from online maps, a flying drone is seen hovering above n horses from nearby farm are set loose.
Bacurau embraces so many strong topics: the endemic violence in Brazil, the gun culture and god complex of the US, social gap, political corruption, historical resistance of Nordeste (Brazil's Northeast region) and the "complexo de vira-lata" (inferiority complex) of the people by their own country. These are all packed in a mystery/thriller/western entertaining film set in the Sertão. It's already a classic and an important addition to Brazilian contemporary cinema.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesThe name of a school portrayed in the movie is "João Carpinteiro", which translates to "John Carpenter". Director Mendonça Filho is a fan of Carpenter's work and even included one of his tracks ("Night") in Bacurau's soundtrack.
- GaffesThe water truck was shot up on the way to the village but a closeup shows rust seeping from the bullet holes, indicating that they've been in place for some time.
- Citations
On A Signpost: Bacurau: If you go, go in peace.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Conversa com Bial: Épisode datant du 4 juillet 2019 (2019)
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Détails
Box-office
- Budget
- 7 700 000 R$ (estimé)
- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 58 115 $US
- Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 14 691 $US
- 8 mars 2020
- Montant brut mondial
- 3 554 178 $US
- Durée
- 2h 11min(131 min)
- Couleur
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39 : 1
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